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An AI-generated podcast that rips the glossy marketing veneer off the AI industry and tells you what’s actually happening underneath — tools, takeovers, weird experiments, and the occasional digital chaos. witai.substack.com
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Reality Court

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On Reality Court, Ace Fanning and Ana Quincoces tackle the wildest, weirdest and most jaw dropping stories from all your favorite reality TV shows. From epic meltdowns to outrageous feuds, they’ll lay down the law and give their verdicts. But the final decision? Well that’s up to you. Join us every Tuesday as Ace, Ana, and a special guest get judgy with it—because let’s be real, we all love the tea on reality TV! This is another Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a podcast network an ...
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Welcome to TechOver Africa with Wangari Njathi. One woman’s take on the Story of the Rising Digital Economy in Africa. We talk with the expert guests on all things tech. Is the technological uptake in Africa all good, all bad, or in between. Join me as I examine, interrogate, analyze and make sense of policies that guard our interests. Disruption can be messy, where will we be when the dust settles?
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If you feel the excitement of standing at the threshold of a new era in human history, you've come to the right place. At Space Café Podcast, our bi-weekly hour-long episodes go beyond current events in space exploration – we're peering into the future of our species among the stars. Each week, we: Engage with visionaries who are actively shaping our cosmic destiny Explore groundbreaking technologies turning science fiction into reality Discuss the implications of becoming a multi-planetary ...
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Going Deep

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A weekly NFL podcast hosted by Super Bowl Champion Willie Colon and Barstool's Sr. NFL Analyst, Steven Cheah. You'll get to know past and present NFL players underneath the helmet on this interview based podcast. They deliver the real stories from players that you won't hear on TV
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The Infographics Show Podcast | Engaging, Informative & Entertaining Deep Dives Welcome to The Infographics Show Podcast, the ultimate destination for curious minds! From mind-blowing historical events and cutting-edge science to fascinating true crime stories and military tactics, our podcast brings the same engaging storytelling you always loved. Join us for fact-packed deep dives, expert analysis, and entertaining discussions on topics like history, science, technology, psychology, surviv ...
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John Bolton isn’t exactly beloved by the right or the left. But sending the FBI to raid his house fits a pattern: Either tell the president what he wants to hear, or face the consequences. Guest: Shane Harris, staff writer covering national security and intelligence for The Atlantic. Want more What Next? Subscribe to Slate Plus to access ad-free li…
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Ace and Ana are in full rev-it-up mode this week as they unpack the laughable lawsuit threats aimed at Reality Court, spill the piping-hot Miami tea on the Guerdy vs. Kiki drama, and drag the absolute mess happening in Orange County. Oh, and we’re diving deep into the dark side of The Biggest Loser doc, because nothing is off-limits in this courtro…
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Federal Housing Finance Agency director Bill Pulte has led investigations into Senator Adam Schiff, New York Attorney General Leititia James, and the Federal Reserve’s Lisa Cook for mortgage fraud. With a background a lot like Trump’s—and a little like Mr. Beast’s—who is Pulte? And what kind of damage could a vengeful FHFA director do? Guest: Rache…
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Katie Miller, whose husband Stephen Miller is Trump’s right-hand man, launched a new podcast to join the growing ranks of content made specifically for conservative women. But is there enough demand—in listeners and supplement sponsorship—to make the same impact that the conservative manosphere has? Guest: Emma Goldberg, business features writer at…
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President Trump has proposed cutting $2.5 billion from the National Cancer Institute, which in addition to cuts to the National Institutes of Health and research universities almost makes you wonder: whose side is he on in the fight against cancer? Guest: Angus Chen, cancer reporter for STAT news Want more What Next TBD? Subscribe to Slate Plus to …
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This week: We got more details on the ATM scam that swept New York City thanks to a teen summer job program and an infinite money glitch last month. Felix Salmon, Elizabeth Spiers, and Emily Peck discuss the mechanics of the scam, the fallout for the many parties involved, and the tragic irony that a program meant to teach teen financial literacy l…
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Women were prosecuted for experiencing miscarriage or stillbirth even before the Supreme Court swept away the protections of Roe v. Wade. But these prosecutions have ramped up since, in both red and blue states. The stakes are ramping up too, with legislators introducing bills that would treat abortion as homicide, potentially subjecting patients t…
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Buckle up, judgy jurors! It’s episode 12 of RHOM and this week we’re notarizing the feuds. From Lisa serving revenge dress realness to the absurdity of jetiquette rules on a 22-minute flight. Larsa spirals, Stephanie doodles and Adrianna puts her foot in her mouth. We’re breaking down the Marbella mess, the petty plane drama, and whether Alexia’s P…
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Two weeks ago, a gunman fired over 500 bullets at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention building in Atlanta. Between the anti-public health rhetoric coming from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at the top, personnel cuts and firings, and now a literal shooting, many employees are reaching their breaking point. Guest: Lauren Weber, health science acco…
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This week, Emily Bazelon, John Dickerson, and David Plotz discuss Trump’s deepening takeover of Washington D.C. as National Guard troops from red states arrive, what if anything was accomplished in the whirlwind of Putin-Trump-Zelensky diplomacy, and this week’s launch of the new liberal publication The Argument with its Editor-in-Chief Jerusalem D…
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In this episode, we go behind the curtain of one of humanity’s greatest achievements—the Apollo 11 moon landing. More than half a century later, newly declassified documents, astronaut accounts, and hidden details shed fresh light on the mission that captivated the world. We’ll explore the political motives behind the space race, the intense risks …
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Donald Trump was able to take over the Metropolitan Police Department and send in National Guard troops and federal agents to patrol the streets due to Washington D.C.’s strange, not-a-state status. One of the district’s (non-voting) Congressional representatives believes D.C. statehood could come in the backlash. Guest: Ankit Jain, U.S. Senator fo…
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Donald Trump returned from his meeting with Vladimir Putin convinced that mail-in voting is how he was cheated from winning the 2020 election. Though he’s come to this conclusion without evidence, how much damage can he do to American democracy? Guest: Rick Hasen, UCLA School of Law, Director, Safeguarding Democracy Project, Election Law blog Learn…
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Reality Court is in full chaos mode as Todd Nepola blows the lid off Real Housewives of Miami. From fake storylines to bot-buying and script writers to Alexia allegedly using her own son for clout. Ana and Ace break it all down with zero mercy. Plus: Marysol’s waspy Tito’s suck-fest (prep school 101), to Larsa calling Lisa a “groupie” (oh, the iron…
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After visiting with Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelensky, and European leaders, where does Donald Trump stand on the Ukraine-Russia war—and where does that leave Ukraine? Guest: Tim Mak, editor of the Kyiv-based publication The Counteroffensive. Want more What Next? Subscribe to Slate Plus to access ad-free listening to the whole What Next family and…
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In this Money Talks: Elizabeth Spiers is joined by professors Matt Sekerke and Steve H. Hanke, coauthors of Making Money Work: How to Rewrite the Rules of Our Financial System. They’ll lay out how the money supply in the US is misunderstood and underweighted in monetary policy, how that flawed system contributed to the global financial crisis, and …
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Africa is one of the richest continents in terms of natural resources, culture, and human potential—yet it continues to face poverty and underdevelopment in many regions. In this episode, we dive deep into the economic history of Africa, exploring the impact of colonialism, corruption, global trade imbalances, and modern challenges such as debt, cl…
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Characteristic of this administration’s over-the-top but never-thought-out immigration enforcement, Trump traded more than 250 Venezuelans who had been deported to El Salvador’s notorious CECOT prison for 10 Americans who were being held prisoner in Venezuela—including a man convicted of a triple homicide. Guest: Jonathan Blitzer, staff writer at t…
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The scam du jour arrives via a text message, offering you a job. What happens when you accept? Guest: Alex Sammon, Slate features writer. Want more What Next TBD? Subscribe to Slate Plus to access ad-free listening to the whole What Next family and all your favorite Slate podcasts. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts by clicking “Try Free” at the top…
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This week: Trump continues to involve himself in the operations of large US companies. Felix Salmon, Elizabeth Spiers, and Emily Peck discuss this slide toward state capitalism, which seemingly goes against the GOP’s usual stance on government involvement in business. Then, so called “wrench attacks" are on the rise wherein wealthy crypto holders a…
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Law firms, universities, and businesses are bending the knee to the Trump administration at the slightest threat. Amid this shocking cowardice, blue states have been a bastion of defiance against the president’s escalating power grabs—with attorneys general leading the way. Mark Joseph Stern talks with New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, w…
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Jensen Huang, cofounder of NVIDIA, finds himself president of a $4 trillion company, at the forefront of A.I. technology, and, consequently, something of an international diplomat, as he charms President Trump and negotiates to sell his powerful chips to China. Guest: Amrith Ramkumar, reporter for The Wall Street Journal in Washington covering tech…
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This week, Emily Bazelon, John Dickerson, and guest host Jamelle Bouie discuss the perils of this week’s Trump-plus-Putin (minus Zelensky) summit in Alaska, how Trump’s claimed crime “emergency” provided pretext for National Guard deployment and takeover of D.C. police, and a new presidential memorandum requiring colleges to share admissions data t…
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The ladies land in Spain and immediately turn the Radisson into a runway for petty power plays, with Stephanie’s Chanel avalanche sending everyone into a designer-fueled frenzy. Julia fumbles for mean-girl approval, Marysol cosplays Tammy Faye Baker, and Alexia’s flamenco moment turns into a tear-soaked comedy sketch. We break down the over-the-top…
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This episode explores the legal and cultural clash between rap icon Jay-Z and the United States government, diving into the events, allegations, and public narratives that shaped the dispute. We unpack the facts versus the rumors, the role of media framing, and how celebrity status can influence both perception and outcomes. Whether you’re a fan of…
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On Sunday, Al-Jazeera’s entire team in Gaza City were killed by an airstrike. Almost immediately, Israel said it targeted one of them on purpose – Anas al-Sharif. The strike fits a pattern, growing both in Israel and across the world, of targeting journalists—and holding no one accountable afterwards. Guest: Jodie Ginsberg, head of the Committee to…
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Jimmy Carter sent his daughter to its public schools; pictures of Obama still grace businesses’ walls; and now Trump has taken an interest in Washington, D.C…by deploying the National Guard, reassigning FBI agents, vowing to evict the city’s homeless population. Guest: Jenny Gathright, reporter at the Washington Post covering the D.C. region. Want …
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On today’s episode, host Kate Lindsay is joined by senior supervising producer Daisy Rosario to talk about Kendra, the woman whose 25-part TikTok series about falling in love with her psychiatrist has captivated the internet. However, what viewers thought would be the next Reesa Teesa “Who The Fuck Did I Marry?” series turned out to be something mu…
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In this final session, we put the proverbial big old boulder into the sweltering primordial pond with meditations on myths of brother-sister marriage and divorce from the Kojiki (712), the taboo on sibling incest in the mother-right kinship structures of Trobriand Islanders as seen in the anthropology of Malinowski and his debates with dogmatic Fre…
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From alleged fake résumés to shady political pasts, Ana and Ace spill the piping hot Housewives tea that’s too messy for the reunion. We’re talking lawsuits, screener privilege drama, friendship betrayals, and who might really be on Bravo’s chopping block. Plus Rachel Zoe’s divorce drama, Denise Richards’ messy legal battles, and why RHOC’s “tone-d…
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After using a Trump-stand-in during his first administration, South Park has come back from hiatus as vulgar and confrontational as ever, with its aiming firmly fixed on MAGA. Contrary to government sources, the show’s enjoying a renewed cultural relevance in its 27th season. Guest: David Mack, contributing writer to Slate. Want more What Next? Sub…
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Guest: Dr. Bhavya Lal – Former NASA Chief Technologist, MIT-trained nuclear engineer, and architect of U.S. space nuclear policy. The Cosmic Scoop: Nuclear power’s bad Earthly reputation hides its potential as a lifeline beyond our planet. Space is already radioactive—and if we want to stay and build on the Moon, Mars, or Europa, nuclear offers “po…
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From the Statue of Liberty to the Golden Gate Bridge, and places in between like Yellowstone and the site of the Battle of Gettysburg, the National Park Service has been a point of American pride since its inception. And with a small budget and actually generating revenue, even fiscal hawks had no reason to complain. So why is the Trump administrat…
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It’s hard to make money in the music industry. But if you could flood every streamer with hundreds of “original” songs without having to, you know, write or produce it yourself, there’s money there—and less for everyone else. Guests: Chris Molanphy, host of Slate’s Hit Parade podcast. Kate Knibbs, senior writer at Wired Want more What Next TBD? Sub…
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What would it really mean if the United States paid off its $37 trillion national debt? In this eye-opening episode, we explore the far-reaching economic consequences—from slashing interest payments and freeing up funds for education and infrastructure, to disrupting financial markets and jeopardizing investor demand for U.S. Treasuries. We’ll delv…
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On today’s episode, hosts Candice Lim and Kate Lindsay are joined by Slate staff writer Aymann Ismail to discuss the controversial YouTube channel, Jubilee. A video of political commentator Mehdi Hasan debating 20 far-right republicans has gone viral, but as Ismail argues in his piece for Slate, it also crossed a line. When political disagreement b…
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The official history of America’s founding is often told as a whites-only story, a heroic tale of wealthy white men forging a new nation—with no mention of the people they excluded, displaced, or oppressed. But who gets left out of the story that “originalists” like to tell about the law? This week Mark Joseph Stern talks with Maggie Blackhawk, pro…
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In January, Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta was moving from employing professional fact-checkers to letting its users fact-check each other. If you’ve heard that it’s going perfectly, then you, too, have been exposed to misinformation. Guest: Geoffrey Fowler, tech columnist with the Washington Post Want more What Next TBD? Subscribe to Slate Pl…
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Welcome to the Mars Chronicles, where AI meets existential dread... and maybe a touch of satire. We're diving deep into the red planet, discussing everything from AI therapists to oat milk mutinies. Strap in for a journey that's equal parts absurd and thought-provoking. 🎙️ In this episode, we get into: 🟨 02:35 — Surviving the Vacuum of Space: - AI …
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This week, Emily Bazelon, David Plotz, and guest host Juliette Kayyem discuss the future integrity of US economic data after Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, what the mid-decade redistricting arms race portends for the future of US representative government, and the phenomenon of “Trump’s Rasputin,” Laura Loomer. Here are thi…
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Donald Trump’s never been all that committed to the truth. But experts are warning that by firing the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and appointing loyalists across the judiciary, he’s taken his war on facts to another level. How long can he attempt to remake reality before the truth—someday, eventually, but inevitably—hits back? Guest: Dav…
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This week on Reality Court, Ace and Ana hold nothing back as they judge the madness that is Real Housewives of Miami. From Adriana’s dog sex storyline (yes, really) to the battle for seats on Stephanie’s private jet, nothing is off-limits. Julia’s adoption drama? Exposed. Gay-for-pay rumors? Discussed. Guerdy’s lube saga? Celebrated. Is Massoud bro…
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More than a thousand rabbis and Jewish leaders have signed a letter calling for Israel to end “the use and threat of starvation as a weapon of war.” This New York rabbi, who has felt a connection to Israel her whole life, explains why she signed. Guest: Sarah Reines, rabbi at Temple Emanu-El in Manhattan. Want more What Next? Subscribe to Slate Plu…
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On this episode of Reality Court, Ana Quincoces, Jen Fessler (RHONJ), and Ace Fanning are putting Bravo’s biggest double standard on trial: why are ambitious Housewives are labeled “thirsty” while men get called “hungry”? From Jill Zarin’s Scary Island ambush (RHONY) to Kenya Moore’s marching band (RHOA), Alexis Bellino’s headline-grabbing romance …
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How Texas redrawing its election maps could set off a gerrymandering arms race across the country—a race the Republicans are likely to win. Guest: Ari Berman is a voting rights correspondent at Mother Jones. Want more What Next? Subscribe to Slate Plus to access ad-free listening to the whole What Next family and across all your favorite Slate podc…
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In this Money Talks: Slate’s own Cheyna Roth joins Emily Peck to break down how HBO’s Sex and the City revival And Just Like That…has taken the fantasy of being fabulous in New York City into a whole new tax bracket. They’ll discuss the curious dimensions of the kitchen in Carrie’s Manhattan mansion among other real estate mysteries within the show…
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Hosts Alex Kirshner, Ben Lindbergh, and Lindsay Gibbs talk to sportswriter Rodger Sherman about how the United States’ immigration maneuvering might affect the Olympics. They also discuss the NFL’s new multibillion dollar deal with ESPN, and how the Minnesota Twins’ massive trade-off could affect the team – and the rest of MLB. On the bonus episode…
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Discover the real story behind one of history’s greatest collapses. In this episode, we investigate the complex causes of the fall of the Roman Empire — from political corruption and economic decline to military defeats and internal power struggles. We look beyond the myths to reveal how shifting borders, cultural transformation, and external invas…
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Belief in democracy was, until quite recently, taken for granted in America. But what if democracy is less a static noun, and more of a dynamic ideal we (could be) working towards? Guest: Osita Nwanevu, contributing editor at The New Republic, columnist at The Guardian, author of “The Right of the People: Democracy and the Case for a New American F…
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